Every release makes a page wrong
You changed how invoices are numbered on Tuesday. The article still says the old thing, and nobody notices until a customer does.
For SaaS founders who still answer support
Merged pull requests become edits to the articles they change. When customers ask what your docs don't cover, usedocs drafts the article. You approve both, and customers get answers that link to the source.
Works with the code, docs, and tools you already use
01The problem
You changed how invoices are numbered on Tuesday. The article still says the old thing, and nobody notices until a customer does.
Customers keep asking things your docs never covered. You answer each one by hand, and the article never gets written.
An AI assistant is only as good as the docs under it. When they drift, it repeats the old answer with a straight face.
02How it works
Your code and your customers both tell usedocs what your docs should say. Every change waits for you.
What you connect
What you get
Every page comes over, and old links redirect.
See which articles disagree with your code.
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03Product tour
usedocs reads every merged pull request and release. When one changes something an article describes, the edit is written for you, with the code it came from.
Questions your docs couldn't answer, "not helpful" votes, and your support tickets are grouped and ranked by how often they come up, so you know what to write first.
Edits from your code and drafts from your customers wait in the same place. Approve one, or a batch, and the help center updates.
The assistant in your widget and help center answers only from your published docs and links the section it used. When the docs don't cover it, it says so and passes the conversation to you.
The chat bubble on this page runs on usedocs. Ask it something our docs don't cover.
04The help center
Your docs live in usedocs, so every edit and draft lands where customers read.
Point help.yourapp.com at usedocs with one DNS record, and the certificate is issued for you. Or serve it at yourapp.com/help through your own proxy.
Import from Zendesk, Intercom, GitBook, Notion, or any docs site. Every old URL redirects to its new page.
Readers ask in their own words and get an answer from your articles, with the source.
Searches that found nothing, articles marked not helpful, and the pages people read most.
An MCP server answers from your docs, and an admin one lets you review edits from your AI tools.
05Free docs scan
Paste your docs URL. In about 30 seconds you'll see which questions customers are likely to ask that your docs can't answer yet.
06Pricing
One plan with both loops in it. Start with a 7 day free trial of Growth, no credit card until you choose.
A help center that keeps up with your code and your customers, and an assistant that answers from it.
$99/ month
or $948 a year, 20% less
Batch 1: $39/mo for your first 12 months, billed monthly
No credit card required.
01From your code
A merged pull request or release becomes an edit to every article it changes.
02From your customers
Questions your docs couldn't answer become ranked gaps and drafts.
You approve every change
03Where customers read it
07Founding batches
Manish, founder of usedocs. Founding customers get a free 20 minute setup call with me, on their own docs. After that, email hello@usedocs.app and it comes straight to me.
$39/mo for 12 months $99
The full Growth plan, billed monthly. $99 from month 13.
When this batch fills: $59, then $79.
Try it free for 7 days. Spots are counted live from paid subscriptions, and the current batch price is applied at checkout.
08FAQ
What founders ask before they put usedocs in front of customers.
usedocs keeps your help center accurate. Merged pull requests become edits, and questions your docs can't answer become drafts. You approve both in one queue, and the assistant answers customers from the result, with a link to the source.
It reads every merged pull request and release in the repositories you pick, and checks each published article against your code and your website every week. Each edit shows the code it was based on. See how we handle your code.
It answers only from your published docs and links the section it used, so every answer can be checked. When the docs don't back an answer up, it says it doesn't know instead of guessing.
The assistant says so instead of guessing and offers to pass the conversation to you. The question joins your gaps, ranked by how often customers ask it, and one click drafts the article.
No. Edits and drafts wait in your review queue until you approve, change, or dismiss them. Nothing is posted on GitHub either, unless you turn on comments on pull requests.
Those tools answer from whatever docs you give them, even stale ones. usedocs keeps the docs accurate first, answers only when they back the answer up, and links the source every time. Pricing is flat, not a fee per resolution.
About 10 minutes. Import your docs from Zendesk, Intercom, GitBook, Notion, or any docs site (old links redirect), connect GitHub, and paste one script tag. No help center yet? usedocs drafts your first articles from your code.
Yes, on Growth. Point help.yourapp.com at usedocs with a CNAME record and the certificate is issued for you, or serve it at yourapp.com/help through your own proxy.
You get 7 days of Growth with no credit card. If you don't pick a plan, the assistant pauses when the trial ends, and your docs, gaps, and drafts stay in your account.
Still have a question? The chat bubble on this page runs on usedocs.
Comparing tools? See the Ferndesk alternative, Intercom Fin alternative, Chatbase alternative, or use cases for SaaS, help centers, and content gap analysis.
Start a 7 day free trial of Growth. No credit card. Import your docs, connect GitHub, and see which articles disagree with your code.
Questions first? Email hello@usedocs.app or ask the chat bubble.